The most significant document is a Legal Will, also known as a Last Will and Testament. With this document you appoint an Executor and provide him or her with instructions on how to dispose of your property after your death.

In an Enduring Power of Attorney you appoint someone to look after your property and finances in the event you are alive but lack the ability to make these decisions for yourself.

In a Personal Directive you appoint someone to make health care decisions for you in the event you are unable to do so yourself.

If you have minor children in your care you can appoint a guardian in the event you die or lose the mental capacity to care for them.

Each of these essential documents are accompanied by an Affidavit of Execution which provides the necessary legal proof of their validity.

There is no charge for actually preparing the documents. The fee is for the notary service of supervising the execution of the documents, providing qualified witnesses, and notarizing the affidavits of execution making the documents all ready for use when needed. The total fee for the notary service is $395 for one person and $495 for a couple.

There are no extra or hidden costs.

Yes. There is an extra fee posted in the price list for house calls.

To help prepare, you will receive an email with a link to a form. Completing the form is optional but it speeds up the process and helps you think about some of things you may wish to include in your documents.

Two witnesses are required, but this service provides both qualified witnesses.

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